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The absence of Hemings's family condition as one rectifiable in the legal sphere amplifies Langdon's treachery. His skepticism about the correspondence between words and events and his demotion of political discourse to guesswork was meant to be an explicit rejection of Machiavelli's conviction that the words and actions of rulers are not arbitrary nor dictated by fate but amenable to reason and so rectifiable and controllable. |
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